My approach as a beginner to macro photography comes with subtle stances at a very simple collection of peripheral whereabouts of my house.
This is a practical approach and will consist of my own little experience with macro photography experiments.
The above photograph was shot with the intension to focus on the beautiful colours that can be captured in macro photography and the subject which is a flower in this case is properly justified by this stance at least according to my opinion.
Now please look carefully at the next shot
This is a shot of a physical object and is made up of PVC. The details that were captured was quite mesmerising. I apologise for flattering myself but the efforts for the finesse is quite visible and is visually appealing to some of my critics.
Another shot where i have used my skills in macro photography making the subject larger than life but do not take a dig at i too critically as it was mere a playful intent to capture a random object when i actually capture it so just take a look at it
Some of my suggestions at the time of macro photography since some challenged me during my ventures at it are the lighting condition and the stability and proximity of the subject.
The lighting conditions should be good and the subject should be well lit as i can say that i found it to not worth if it was tried to take macro shots during low-lit conditions. The proximity of the object affects a lot and changes the perspective of the subject.
Stability is another object to be taken care of while all kinds of photography as we all know but specially in case of macro photography stability carries a major impact.
So these are some of the aspects of macro photography and some real-life experience and a beginner's take at macro photography. Hope the reader will like it and i welcome all critics.
